Minister Muyingo urges nurses to uphold professionalism

Higher education state minister John Chrysostom Muyingo argued that whereas the oath clearly stipulates their roles and helps in the advancement of their careers, some nurses and midwives act to the contrary.

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Higher education state minister Dr Chrysostom Muyingo (left) hands a gift to Busoga diocese Bishop Paul Samson Naimanhye (second left) at the event on Friday. Second right is Dr Safinah Kisu Museene, a commissioner in the ministry of education. Photo by Charles Kakamwa

By NewVision Reporter

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Nurses and midwives have been urged to always abide by the oath they take which emphasises commitment to ethics, patient care, confidentiality and professionalism, as a guiding principle.

Minister Muyingo urges nurses to uphold professionalism

Higher education state minister John Chrysostom Muyingo argued that whereas the oath clearly stipulates their roles and helps in the advancement of their careers, some nurses and midwives act to the contrary.

Higher education state minister Dr Chrysostom Muyingo (left) hands a gift to Busoga diocese Bishop Paul Samson Naimanhye (second left) at the event on Friday. Second right is Dr Safinah Kisu Museene, a commissioner in the ministry of education. Photo by Charles Kakamwa

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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